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TIME S. MARCH `2nd, 1906.
sTEwaRT's
WE ARB READY FOR SPRING. Our new goods are all in and ready
for your approval. We are real proud of our new goods, we believe
our Block is the uuat up -to dale iu town. We would like your
op nion. 11 ill you do ur the haver to drop iu and take a look through you'll
not be asked to buy.
U() YOU KN()W THE, NEW SHADES i` DRESS GOODS --ate
Alice Blue, I) yawn Grey and lane/north Green. Of course every person won't
wear blue, grey and green -but tuoet people will. .Ve have other colors us
well
75c The yard for a .well range of
new Silk Mixed Tweed Dress
(twirl.. The very latest New Yolk
ideas. The calory are the new A'iee
Blue. Dawn Grey and Longworth
Green.
SOCShp yard for Jap Dress Silk,
shot effect with neat silk
floral over p.tttern. Colors new blue
and brown, very suitable for dresses
or odd waiet;:.
SOCThe yard for a very pretty lino
of shoe alpacas, with self
polk spots, beautiful bright flii,sh,
very silky. the Lest 50c goods you'll
see We season.
85C The ya•d for the new chiffon
broad chat), our own import-
ing pure wool. lovely bright flutnh,
guaranteed spot proof. cresol, greens.
blues, browns, heavers, blacks and
reds.
Here's the Biggest Chance of the Season.
Just• to band a Manufacturer's Set of Samples of Ladie& Fancy Collars,
141 styles, no two alike. Regular values 50a to $1.50 each, our quick Belling
trice tic, 35c, 50c and 75c. Ark to tree them.
GOLD BELTS are correct so Dame
Fashion reports. We show some-
thing eetirely new, tine gold web-
bing, with blue or white over etripe
mounted with rich brass buck:.•.+.
While they last our price will be :;;,c
DRESDEN RiBBONS are it and they
are going to be it all this season.
We thew twenty different style'',
all widths, all shade''=. The t•olu:-
inge are certainly lovely. - The are
dreams, to er•e them ie to fall in love
with tashiou's latest ribbon creation
Our new millinery is ready for your Inspection
The .,tyle) this season are very varied, fi ov.rev .►n,l ribbons are very
much in evidence' and such fio,, -•rs they are, so uatur.tl that you can almost
slne!I their fragrat.ce-and ril.'. •it , well you must see therm. Conte and have
A look at the early millinery. 1t's a lovely study. :Mas Saudere ie again in
charge.
We have ,t cat- td Redpal it': Extra Standard
Granulated Sug.tr. Your at buy from us much
cheaper now than you wil. atter on -you better
get Jtlr pl'ices.
J.11. STEWART
DIflMOND I1#ILL
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH
Your Watch
Perhaps you have neglect-
ed it, let it get dirty or rusty
from lack of oil Perhaps it
has been badly repaired at
some time. Whatever the
reason. don't delay, as delay
sometimes spoils the watch.
Given the opportunity we
will repair and return it to
you with
r Personal Guarantee
of its correctness. We make -
no charge for examining
your watch and reporting its
needs. Our prices for watch
repairing are moderate.
MflR6IIflND
THE JEWELLER
& OPTICIAN,
Eyes Tested Free.
Spring
SuItInQ!s
Say we got in come swell spring
Suiting') last week. They are
right up to the moment.
Coats are two inches longer
than last year and the Lapels
are so much broader and deeper
that you can't help hut, notice
them.
The Vests ere cut with five
buttons and the Pante are just
a little pig toppy.
They are beaute all right for
$15, $18 and $20
and no matter where you go,
you can't find anything that
will fit as nice as they do.
W. W. Taman
Merchant nt T
e+ll
O r.
BORN
1NGRAt'. - In Rogerville, Sunday,
March 18th, the etre of Alex Ing-
ram, t daughter.
OKE. -1.1 1'aborne, Thursday March
15th, (he wife of Welter .)oho Oke,
a !Dn.
T)IRD
f3URIt.-In fetn Ilarnerdino, Calif.,
Friday, March 16th, Jennie Drew,
formerly of Eveter, wife of Floe -
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TI1uItSDAY, .MARCII 22nd, 1906
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FRIENDSHIP CEASES WHEN
loans begin.
MR. W. C. HUSTON LEFT SAT-
urday for Rugby, N. D.
TIIE FROFESSIONALS IN LOVE
are those who marry for money.
M1t. RUSSELL SOUTHCOTT IS
visiting for a few days in town.
MISS JEAN MURRAY•SPENT
Sunday with relatives in Iiensall.
MR. ARTHUR WOOD, OF LONDON.
alaent Surldny with his parents here.
DR. LUTZ LAST WEEK DISPOS-
cd of his house to Mr. W. W. Johns.
MISS WICKETT, OF LONDON, IS
the guest of Mrs. (Rev.) A. I1. Going.
MISS MABEL FOLLICK, OF ST.
Marys visited at her home on Sun-
day.
REV. A. J. F'O\VLIE, OF ERIN,
spent last work with relatives in
town.
COLE'S BAKING POWDER }IAS
no superior, 25e a pound at Cole's
Drug Store.
WM. NEWCOMBE AND WM. YA-
1 ger left Saturday night for the
( Northwest.
MRS. MARIA GILL IIAS RE-
turtied from a month's visit with rel-
atives at \Vika ion.
MI88 BERT JOHNSON, OF SEA -
forth) was the guest of Miss Jean
IFaw•kslaew over Sunday.
RICH MEN MAY NOT STAND
aiuoh of a %how in heaven, but they
get all the favors on earth.
IMPERIAL HAIR TONIC A IiAiit
dressing of unusu.t7 molt in Silo.
bottles at Colo's Drug Store.
MISS CHARLOTTE SWEET RE -
turned biome last week after a plea-
sant visit with friends in London.
MR. T. IL MCCALLUM IS AT -
tending the Dominion- Council of
Royal Templars at Hamilton this
week.
MRS. JOHN MORGAN, OF CH -
borne, ig visiting her sister, Mrs. fi.
A. Popleat.one, of Blyth, formerly of
Exeter.
ONE OF O11tt Si'F:CIALTIES
Drente i)1n1rlfice for presorting and
clearying +. 25e tuts' :,t
Cole's Drug Sara..
IF TIIE EXODUS TO THE
Northwest keeps up ;tm it has during
the (east two or throe weeks, there
will bo few of us left.
LOST. --ON THURSDAY LAST A
bunoh of three keys on rtin;ll ring
with short chain attached. itew•;tid
nt Times office to the finder of there.
LOCALS
Mlt. ANI) MRS. A. J. McTAVISII
and children. formerly of (:all, aro
vis ting Mr. :and Mrs. J. N. Howard.
31r. atcTevi ,h is laid up with rheu-
matism.
M1U4. W. G. 130ON, OF TORONTO,
and Mrs. s
Wm, Graham, of Mt. Marys,
who were the guests of Mrs. John
While last week, returned to the; r
respective .homes on Mond is.
REV. VEA LE, OF leIRKTON,
preaeled two very excellent ser-
mons at ,Tames street Methodist
ehurch Sunday last. Rev. Going oc-
cupied Rev. Voile's pulpit at leek -
ton during the day.
TIIE PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY
School w►II hold its annual enter-
tainment on Friday evening of this
week. A good programme has been
prepared cansieteng of songs, recite -
Gone and lantern sltrb•'s. Admission
15 conte.
TO OUR A COLD iN ONE DAY
Take Lattative Bromo Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the mon-
ed if it falls t0 etre. E. W. Grove's
s goature Is on each boo( 25e.
Mr. \\'e'1„' Puri Joey lett Mon-
day for the Nurthw.at.
MRS. F. J. KNIGHT IS CONFIN-
cd to her bed through iliums.
NIR. JOAN 11. BRICK\fool)
put ch - ed the stole for tc*1l(
cttarritd on by Mrs. Jones at
forth end of the town.
M11. ISAAC BISSETT, OF DELHI,
and Miss Ethel liis,.'tt, i; Constagu,
were called to thei hon:•.• here on
Monday oil accut•.:. of tiro .illness
of their brother Ileruld.
"TEDDY" 13AWDEN'8 ••11.1%00'
nand serenaded the. down town ' uiti-
1:Ass places on Tiu'stla)• adutit.twon,
:'d►-z.rtieing the No -ideal at thio rink.
With a 1rt1lo 4n•ctctiea the toys aright
ripe's..for ins inbalo tip ;o Sotuct's fam-
ous t,;nd of music:otos.
1iA8
' iulo
the
alit. It. E. WALKER OF CREDI-
tun, intends taking n trip to the
west this spring and is advertising
his butclear business for i.t!c. 1'.,
ha a good trade and a good emit,.
merit and any u,ur<'on'buying item busi-
ee s will get . it excellent 1'irgein.
DR. 1a•'ALVA, O1: i'ui: IhALVA
College 01' 1 , who a slt+.rt time ago
1,tjd Exeter a visit with his troupe
teas arrested at Tilbury last Friday,
charged with practising without a
lieen`.. '1111e "Dr." was fired $30 and
roNis. Ho paid his fine. and went
Joint, busnr5s as usual.
MRS. C. A. S0(7T11CO'I'T, W110
is un hese n -ay, ho'ae via Manitoba.
after mending the venter in Califor-
nia, w;r'btca that the tr:oin on which
site was journeying Ara u delayed sev-
en+l hours on account of the colli-
sion of tha train near Pueblo in
w+hicll over !bury persons were kill-
ed.
A MMEJ..'rING OF TILE BOARD
Tn1d,� nets /Will in t 'Town l
Friday everting for th<: election
officers for the efts -t g yc:u•.
the old officers wore elected. A
the election cons:del-able tlisc.US
was indulged in relative to the
railway s(at'on, but ,.o action
taken. It was decided to hold
meeting of the board Ills last Fr
of each month. Talc Leal tucet
will tr held on the 30th of iia
Mlt. AL. MOORE \VI10 FOR THE
181:41 three years clerked for .lfeesrs.
Snell & Rowe left .11unday for Owen
Sound where he hos accepted a po-
sition with W. T. Lee, dry goods
merchant of that town. During M r.
Moore's residence in Exeter he has
by his congenul and affable manner
made many friends, who are sorry
tlr.it he is leaving us. but aro pleased
that he has secured a lucrative po-
sition.
OF
tall,
of
All
(tor
sine
Ile w
,Sas
e ly
1 ng
rich.
100 NEW SUBSCRIBERS WANT -
ed in April.- The Times desires .t
wider field of usefulness and as a
consequence will push the circula-
tion department of our business. Dur-
ing next month we desire to add nt
least 100 new names and by tho help
of the friends of the Tinges this
should not be ti very difficult job.
If you hive a son or daughter ab-
sent from tome to send the Times
would ix a very kindly way of re-
'tnemlx•ring theta. We ate always
pleased and thankful to receive new-
sy dotes from any locality and ne'11
welcome contributions from any
reader of this notirp.
HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE-TIIE
Education department las issued a
revised time table of the high school
entrance examination for 1906, which
supereeeles that given in October,
1905. It is as follows: \Vednestl+y,
June 27th -a. m. 8.45-9.00, ro:iding
instructions ; ,9.00-_11.00 composition •
11.10-11.55, spelling ; p.m. 1.30-3.30
geography. Thursday, June 28th -
a. ni. 9.00-11.30, arithnieti,c ; p. m.
1.30-4.00 writ ten reading. Friday,
Juno 29t11 -a. m., 9.00-11.00Engliglt
Grammer; 11.10 - 12.00 writing.
Oral reading may be taken either
Friday afternowt or at such ether
hours as are convenient.
THE LAST CARNIVAL 0F' THF:
stetson was held on Monday night at
the skating rink and not withstand-
ing tbo stormy %vat her was well
at tended. The costumes wore not
ns elaborate as on former oocnsiotne
although some wore ,vary pretty.
For the lady representing rosy nation
the docision NV.15 'between Mise' Dick-
son, as "Critt'lda" and Miss Martin
as "Olin". The tatter's costume
was made in the Orient. Miss Mar-
tin avian the prize. For the gentle-
man representing any n•ition, Fr.t.1k
Weekes, as a I•`lnrialt Cavalier was
an ea 83 winner, while John Rumford
dressed as :1 polar bear, was bho
best comic oh 1 ractcr. TcxIdie item --
den made a hit with his rcprescus
tat ion of George Mi.anaoit, to (1 he
take -off on any Exeter ,merchant,
and in the tat moan's race he ben t
two contestants dressed ns •"Alkali
Ike" (ultd "Weary \Viltic' , Frank
Weckos took the mile ,,pen race.
AN ENTHUSiASTiC MEETING
of a mulls.'' of members of the ng-
ricultural .#oceety rind 1hois' inter-
ested in m ,king the Victoril day cel-
ebration a streeess, %v.ts .held al 1he
Mansion House last Stturday. The
cotntnittee .appointed to srilicit su0-
ecripliotls reported excellent sucoese,
and it was decided Get the celebra-
Gen would be nn n.ssured thing. The
program for the racing events ons
portly imide up and it le intended
to heave a three minute trot or peace
for farmers only. Teem will also be
a bronco race, an. open trot or pace
rind a slow race in wt,ich each own-
er of the horses entered will drive
4e' •liorae belonging to someone elite.
prizes w ill be awarded for the
Ca lititumtai•in and Trades' parade. 1t
wvs decided to haves tug of war he-
t ween1st <'
L tor n and St aeaie n t he
dividing lirro to be bile'I8.ndou road,
'o that (>ach team, if it %%Ashes, can
01100'e men from Exeter, but con-
teatants living on the met side of
linin street must pull for l'sborne
and those on the nest Fide wit11 Ste-
phen.
A committee n;It look ,.after the
ottena louse and arr Inge a concert
for tis+ craning.
The (,remittee in clstrge of the
sports will vncet this (Thureln)v
etening :n Mr. Hurdon's officer• to ar-
range a 1' nog r.rtn of spor t s.
AS I HAVE DECiDF1) TO GIVE
up hn+incsa 1 well dispose of my
shook in the store, Exeter . North,
either in whole or in part, at greatly
reduced prig.. Thi• eterek is in
good oondition, and the party buying
will get a Rope bargain. The iiey
least office is in rnnneation with the
store. -L. McT=tggart.
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Drcss OooO dAO SilKs spring Goods
New goods arriving daily from now on each day for some time
will surpass its predecessors in the great variety and beauty of
spring importations, as shipment after shipment arrives.
A few
of the
Most
Popular
Weaves
Scotch Tweed Suitings
Poplin de (Ilene
Figured Voiles
Venetians
French Cords
Fancy Panamas
Fancy Mobairs
Sicillians
Albatross Cloth
Satin Cloth.
In all the Fashionable Colorings, Greys, Blues, Greens and Browns
Prices 35c to $1.25
SILKS
CHIFFON TAFFETA SILKS, small pin checks and stripes.
beautiful wearing quality in greens and blues, price 85c a yard
TAFFETA SILKS, blue and white small neat checks and stripes
snakes a pretty suit, warranted not to cut, price 75c.
BLACK TAFFETA SILKS, quality we recommend to give good
wear. Price 50r, 75c, and $1.00 yard.
BLACK PEAU DE SOIE SILK, the best silk made for service,
very rich finish, every yard stamped, guaranteed to wear, make
beautiful dress, has always sold at $t.25, price dress length $t
SPECIAL,-5oo yards of Colored Tarnaline Silk in pale blue, rose
pink and champagne, good value at 50c, special price 38c yard.
SN EJI I & R -01/1.7M
TIIE MISSES LILLA AND AM
Johns are visiting in London and 8
Marys.
MILS. JAS FORD IS VISITING
•Lor daughter, Mrs. Fred Hill, in To-
ronto.
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Y i Market Report. -The following is
t. the report of Exeter markets, cor-
rected up to March 22nd.
\\'Ixuat 74 to 76 cents per bus.
Oats, 32 to 34 cents per bushel
Barley 40c. to 42c. per bus.
Peas, 65 to 70 cents per bushel.
Shorts, $20 a ton.
I3r4n, $19 per ton.
Flour, $2.25 per cwt.
Feed flour, $1.20 per cwt.
Clover seed $6 to $8.50 per bus.
Ilay, $7 per ton.
Butter, 19c. per pound.
Eggs 14c a dozen.
Onions 75 'cents por bushel.
Dried Apples 3e. per pound.
Chicken, young, 7c to 8c per Ib.
Ducks, 10 cents tier lb.
Geese, 10 cents per 1b.
Gant, $6.75 to $7.
Pobatoos, $1.10 a bag.
Bogs, livoweight, $6.65 a cwt.
Hogs dresses, $8.1;0 to $8.75 a cwt.
TIIF, MISSES SIIIRItY, OF iIEN
:rill, were guests of the Misses Joh'
Sunday last.
MISS OLIVE QUANCE LEFT
Monday for Daellwood, where site has
boon engaged (13 milliner 'for the
season.
FOR BALE. -ABOUT TWO THOU
sand cedar posts, also a number o
end and anchor posts. Apply to T
M. Kay or D. 'Wood, Exeter.
LOST -A LOGGING CIHAIN, FRI-
day, March 16th. Round hook on
one end and grab hook on the other.
Finder will be suitably reworded by
leaving at Times Office.
DR. OVENS EYE AND EAR SUR --
goon, will bo at tho Commercial
Hotel the first Friday of etch month.
Mourn, 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 p. m. Glass-
es properly fitted and diseases of eye,
can• aald mase treated. Next visit
Prissy, April 6dh.
COAL! COAL! COAL!-ANOTiiER
large shipment of the hest Lehigh
Valley Coal just in. Nut stove and
furnace $6.75. Get your supply now
before the storms ret in and block-
ades the rands. -Il. Parsons.
WORD WAS RECEIVED JIERE
Saturday by Mrs. 1''. J. Knight, of
the death of her sister, Mrs. Ilow.ard
Surr, of Sin 11 rulydino, Calif., aged
32 yr,lre. ours. Surr was :t former
resident of Exeter and way the sec-
ond youngest child cd the late Ed.
Diew, who left Exeter .t number of
years ago for California.
THE I(EGULAR 1VEEKLY SHOOT
of the Exeter Gun Club was held
Thursday of last week and resulted
•1s .follows :
W. Johns ' 9
7
8
8. Fitton
I). llartbeib
T. Carling .
J. Creech
T. Creeo1,
11. Ford ......
F. Nickte
N. D. I l u rdon
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A VIVID STORY
becomes douhly absorbing when
yon haus good glasses to read
with. They remove all strain
from the eyes. 1f yon ever feel
any i11 effects from reading,
better let us
EXAMINE YOUR EYES
We'll do it with
in case you nerd
fit you with a pair
to your case.
You pay for the
not for our ''killed
iittuost care.
lass a
K e , we'll
exactly suited
glasses only-
sel•vicee.
W. S. HOWSY, Phm. 6,
Chemist and Optician,
Phone i10. EXETER, ONT.
SW'hYiit TESTED FitE $
h
[ MELISSA BALM
A scientific skin food highly
recommended for rough hard
or irritated akin, chapped hands
face or lips.
An Antidote for
March Winds.
1Ve recommend this prepar-
ation to you as one of our special-
ties beause we know it to he the
inost elegant preparation for
general use upon the hands and
face.
One Trial will Con-
vince you.
Its ready sale an evidence of
its popularity
Prepared and for sale only at
Cole's Drug Store,
E,XE.TE,R.
iMilMommemiV
NIRS. COLLINS WAS IN SEA
forth Monday attending the funeral
of the late Mr. Young.
•
Mit. W. 11. DAWSON, OF AhL-
mer Itis been sent here a5 ledger
keeper •for the atolson's bank staff,
to act during I he business of Mr.
Harold Ilkeeett. Ile arrived !ism on
Wednesday morning.
MRS. GEO. MANTLE RECEIVED
n telegram on Sunday stifling that
her uncle, Mr. Davi,, Duncan, of
Missouri, was killed 011 Saturday in
0 runaway accident. Mr. Dun in
was n resident of this locality years
t+ go.
The following refers to the Cocker
dog, which was owned by all . W. 11.
Levet t, of Exeter, and Fold by him n
few weeks ago to George Douglas, of
Woodelock. "Ca Tuttle* n exhibitor+
continued their success et rho Ruf.
Palo Kennel Club's shots lest week
l•orticularly .it corker sp;tnicI., ;1
1.1lir•ty of dogs in whick Ontario
problbly ,leads the world. The tip of
n Werk or 1 wo ago w:ri mado good
by the eppearance of a new black
dog, shown by George Douglas, of
Woodstock. 'Though four years ofd,
this dog bad never been seen in n,
show ring. and w•,1, appropriately'
name! Hermit. Ile let by Little Won-!
der -Ver -1. His witnnin s
'in limit, , u nett• first.
ni't
t open tad winners classes,
Itxvt owned in Olfi It, bot( black in
the show, and best of any color or
are arriving every day, We are ready in all departments
for the spring rush. Come and examine our goods. It is .�
pleasure to show them.
Silk Waists
White or black with the popular embroidered work oa
thein, 7 different styles, all good values, $2 $3 $4, tip
Vesting
All our vesting have that soft silky finish whiek'is T
popular this season. They are Plain, Polka Dot and Figur.
ed at 15c, 20c and 25c.
Shirt Waist Suiting
In the Cotton and Linen effects we have an especially
nice. display,
Ginghams, perfect washers 123c
Mercerised Ginghams, perfect washers .... 15 to 25c
Linen Suiting, white or cream 20c to 45C
ASTORA SHOES
We are the only people you can get them from here
Everyone knows they are the best shoe on the market. Once
worn will convince you. Only price of cheap shoe.
CARLSNG1- BRCS..
1
Interest Paid Quarterly
means more than interest paid only half yearly or
yearly. You as a business mats will see the advantage
be your account large or shall. Deposits of $1.00
upwards received.
Interest Paid 4 Times a Year
SOVEREIGN
BANK OF CANADA
CREDITON, DASHWOOD, ZURICH, HENSALL, EXETER,
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager. GLADMAN ac STANBURY, Solicitors,
U#IRM[,RS
NOTLCE
Having just arranged with The
Veterinary Specialty Co., Ltd., to sell
the following remedies.
Stock Tonic and Blood Purifier,
Indigestion and Colic Drenches, Spav-
in Cure, Worm Powders, Cough
Remedy, Poultry Tonic, Louse Death,
Antiseptic Healing Oil. Sprain Emu'.
sion, Black Oil for Thrush, Heave
Relief, Lump Jaw Cure, Aphordisiac
and Anti -Sterile Powders, Dlerrhoett
Cure for Colts and Calvre, Leaking
Naval and Joint III. VANZANT �d),o
WARING, Veterinary Surgeons, 4i
years practical experience. A coupon
in every package entitling the holder
Lo free Veterinary Advice.
---FOR SALE BY --
W. S. HOWEY,
The Live Draagglst
EXETER, ONTARIO.
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iosamminfamiuti
iiARVEY'S -
STAR FLOUR
is the ideal Family Flour. Good
for Bread or Biscuits.
Meuperti r of out
ads roml all
Manitoba Wheat.
The price is leas too -112.25 per
cwt. We also manufacture and
sell
Pure Manitoba Flour
Graham Flour
Princess(CHoRom$TRY)
Wheatlet and
Cracked Wheat
SPECIAL FEED PRICES
HARVEY BROS.
Merchant Millers
EXETER, ONTARIO.
Close Inspection
• Of our Wall Papers reveals
their great superiority. In every
detail of the manufacturer, as
well as in designs and colorings,
our new papers aro simply the
perfection of excellence.
tutt can't t Fie su •t
re ,1
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age in the _.how. Titres firsts, two SERVER BROS
cups and 1 small!, ev<,r)'thinq for
which h^ sic s eligible to compete.
T► Farquhar, Ont.
Thnone owner also lied the best •
other than black, in (he ted dna Ited
Knight, which nun a cup end e
mrd 11 in addition to 1 hese firms in'
the ctacges."
Ree e do. For over 150 years we have
O
MraG,/ Z'L s been rn:k i:ig them - the best liver pills
ever made. They are used In every
civilized Ixnd on the. face of the globe.
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ELIIIViLLK
Rev. F' er a is in Ilenaall on afon-
d •y .tt tendioi; a temperance meeting
of !lout h Huron.
Mrss. 11. Coultis visited fricatds in
Exeter I1st week.
The infant t,.hild of Mrs. lly. Fair,
visiting at the f•traon.lL( was taken
eer.'ously ill on $utsl: ',. icel all
yr to ettnimetr a end wo fire lad to
be-ar that i
The old way to cure
a cold
The New %Va liinr
take
Hbwey's
"Cure a
Cold"
Capsules
Oily 25 yent-
a box,
LESS THAN 106. fl WILK
will ensure your family $1000
in the event of your death
from accident or $5.00 a week
during Disability.
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Get
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Get a Policy from
THE EMPIRE
Accident & Surety Company
Larger Benefits at Propor-
tionate Rates.
A Cana(lian Con';erii.
W. JOHNS, fluent, Exeter.
Don't Monkey
with that Cough
use HOWEY'S
" Syrup Whit e
Pin ' and Tar